Department of Physical Therapy, Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences
For individuals wanting to become physical therapists |
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- If you are a current NUDPT undergraduate student
Currently enrolled undergraduate DPT students. - If you are a prospective undergraduate student
Please see the NU Admissions website for exciting opportunities for you to receive a Bachelor’s degree in preparation for Graduate NUDPT degree.
The information on this page is for students who are currently enrolled in the DPT program as of Fall 2018.
For those students currently enrolled in the DPT program as an undergraduate as of Fall 2018. As an Entry-level NU DPT student you will have 2 six-month cooperative education experiences that allow you an opportunity to work in a variety of clinical settings. During the last two years of this six-year program, you will complete 36 weeks of full-time Clinical Education at three different clinical sites. These will include inpatient, outpatient and specialty environments. - Post Baccalaureate Physical Therapy (DPT)
For applicants who hold a baccalaureate or master’s degree in a field other than Physical Therapy. - Certificate in Early Intervention
For Licensed PTs |
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Programs open to individuals of any background |
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- Certificate of Study in Disability Studies
- Occupational Ergonomics and Health Graduate Certificate
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences
- Personal Health Informatics
Individuals with interest in rehabilitation and movement sciences can also consider applying to the interprofessional PhD in this other option.
For applicants applicants who hold a baccalaureate or master’s degree in Physical Therapy and a US license in Physical Therapy.
Our programs build on the university’s core values of interdisciplinary education, urban engagement, international knowledge and cutting edge research. Our exceptional faculty are dedicated to promoting excellence in practice, education, scholarship and community service. Faculty are engaged in active clinical research and practice. A hallmark of our program is the integration of experiential learning and didactic education whether through use of standardized patients, communication and interaction with community consultants, participation in service learning projects, or engagement in research with our faculty.
The Department of Physical Therapy, Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences graduates are innovative, global leaders who excel in clinical practice, research, worker wellness, ergonomics and community service. Our Master in Occupational Ergonomics and Health program, open to individuals with various backgrounds, is a unique program combining health promotion and disease prevention. We also offer Certificates of Advanced Study for licensed practicing physical therapists and a Sports Residency program for PTs. Our degree programs incorporate cooperative experiential learning, a hallmark of Northeastern University.
Kristin Curry Greenwood PT, DPT, EdD, MS
Interim Department Chair & Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Physical Therapy, Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences
301 Robinson Hall, Boston, MA 02115
Tel: 617.373.3908
physicaltherapy@northeastern.edu
